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NAT VPS port forwarding keeps breaking

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SingaporeRep

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Hostinger NAT VPS, 2.99/month. Port forwarding dies every 6-12 hours. Not in logs. 

 ioping -c 100 /tmp: 99.9% okay. yabs network: 450Mbit down, 12ms to nearest.
decent disk IO, meh network. Anyone else seeing this?

fio, iperf, geekbench. results or gtfo.
FR

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#2

Same provider! ARM Ampere chip though, insane value otherwise. Runs circles around my old x86 box. But yeah ports drop randomly! I thought I was going crazy!

NO

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#3

Right then, thats not ideal is it. I can tell you weve seen some iptables fun with our NAT setup, proper mess on the backend. Not my department though, Im just the forum monkey. 🦡

uma

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99.99% or bust

#4

The graphs dont lie. I have 14 months of uptime data on Hostinger NAT. Port forwarding failures correlate with their 03:47 UTC maintenance window but they dont publish this. Status page shows 99.97% but my blackbox exporter caught 12 incidents in 30 days. Alert fatigue is real.

436 days. reboot is surrender.
petra

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#5

SingaporeRep said:
Port forwarding dies every 6-12 hours. Not in logs.

We have reviewed this internally and our NAT implementation follows industry-standard practices with upstream kernel modules. Some customers may experience brief session rebalancing during routine optimization cycles. We recommend verifying your local firewall configuration first. If issues persist, open a ticket and we will escalate with our upstream. :)

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